• ABC transporters and G protein-coupled receptors: perspectives for novel anti-cancer drugs

  Adamska, Aleksandra (2019)

  Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is a very aggressive disease with high mortality rates and lacking effective therapeutic approach. Therefore, it is pivotal to develop novel treatments to improve the grim prognosis ...
• Women’s Contribution to Timor-Leste’s Art and Culture

  Madeira, Maria Imaculada (2018)

  This thesis examines and reflects upon the changes and development of Timor-Leste’s arts and cultural discourse from its pre-colonial origins to the present day, especially the influence and contribution of East Timorese ...
• Development, Implementation and Evaluation of a Multi-ethnic Peer Education Programme for the Prevention of Sexually Transmissible Infections and HIV among University Students in Northwest China

  Walkingshaw, John (2019)

  This thesis describes the development of linguistically (first language) and culturally acceptable teaching materials that were employed in an HIV/STI prevention peer education programme targeting the four predominant ...
• Investigating the Relationship Between Statins and Bacterial Skin Infections

  Ko, Hean Teik Humphrey (2019)

  Statins are extensively prescribed medicines to reduce cholesterol for cardioprotection, but they also exhibit antimicrobial and pleiotropic effects, which plausibly reduces both skin infection risks and antimicrobial ...
• The Epidemiology of Trauma Patients Attended by a Paramedic Staffed Emergency Medical Service in Perth, Western Australia

  Brown, Elizabeth Emma (2019)

  This thesis examined the characteristics and outcomes of adult trauma patients attended by paramedics in the metropolitan area. An increase in the incidence rate of trauma especially in older adults was found, with more ...
• Framework to Facilitate Urban Regeneration in the Middle Suburbs of Car-dependent Cities

  Rahman, AFM Ashrafur (2019)

  Car-dependent cities with large urban footprints suffer from a lack of planning mechanisms to regenerate their middle-suburbs. Among the principle methods, subdivisions have been found to be sub-optimal solutions while ...
• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Exploring Ways to Optimise Wellbeing for People Who Work Fly-in, Fly-out in the Australian Mining Industry

  Gilbert, Jessica M. (2019)

  Concerns regarding poor mental health for people who FIFO in the Australian mining industry has reached crisis point. This study takes a strengths-based approach, employing a mixed methods design to investigate how sense ...
• Australian University Transnational Education Programs: An Empirical Investigation of the Business Models

  Lim, Sen Lee (2019)

  This in-depth qualitative case study explores the criteria two Australian public universities use in the selection between the Direct (DM) and Outsourced Models (OM) of TNE business delivery, and the role of the theories ...
• Autism in regional and remote communities: Examining the effect of an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis on regional and remote families and innovative therapies

  Parsons, David Norman (2019)

  This PhD project aims to address therapy service access barriers for families of children with autism spectrum disorder living in regional and remote Western Australia. Therefore the feasibility, effectiveness and ...
• Language Assessment for School-aged Children: Examining the Evidence and Describing Clinical Practice

  Denman, Deborah Ann (2019)

  Accurate speech-language pathology assessment is vital for determining the intervention needs of children with language disorders. This thesis investigated research evidence in relation to language assessment practices ...

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